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Website operations

The right buttons, in the right hands.

One console for every client site, whatever the provider. And every button on it is scoped per person and per project: who deploys, who reads the logs, who touches production secrets.

NR Nadia Roche Lead developer
ML Marc Lefebvre Developer
LF Léa Fontaine Support
LO Loopline loopline.app
AT Atelier Nord atelier-nord.fr
FP Ferme du Port fermeduport.fr
GO Galerie Ondine galerie-ondine.fr
Access drawn per person and per project
What is Website Operations in Unolia?

Website Operations gives every client website the same console whatever the hosting provider: deployments, environment variables, deploy script, domains and SSL. Every action is its own permission granted per person and per project, deployment logs are kept with the project far longer than the provider keeps them, and AI agents can read the deployment timeline to explain failures and propose fixes.

One console

One console, whoever does the hosting.

Deployments, environment variables, deploy script, domains and SSL: every client site gets the same screen with the same buttons. The provider behind it changes. Your team’s habits do not.

  • Deployments, environment, script, domains and SSL in one place.
  • The screen never changes from one provider to the next.
  • Connect a new host, keep your muscle memory.
Deploying main @ a1f3c92… Deployed in 42s · main @ a1f3c92 just now
$ git pull origin main
$ composer install --no-dev
$ npm run build
$ php artisan migrate --force
Deployed in 41s · main @ 5d17e08 5 days ago
Deployed in 39s · main @ 9c04b71 9 days ago
Failed in 12s · main @ b82f440 9 days ago
Deploy Deploy script Environment variables
Same buttons everywhere: Laravel Cloud Laravel Forge Ploi
How it works

Hand out the console in three steps

1

Connect the hosting

Laravel Forge, Ploi and Laravel Cloud become one console with the same buttons.

2

Hand out the buttons

Deploying, reading logs and touching secrets are separate keys. Give each person exactly theirs, per project.

3

Let it run

Every deployment and its full log lands in the project history. Your team reads it, your AI too.

Long memory

History your provider already deleted.

Hosting panels keep a short window of deployments, then quietly prune the rest. Unolia keeps a far longer history of every deployment and its full log, tied to the client project. When someone asks what happened in March, March is still there.

Deployments · loopline.app a much longer window
7212127 Ship propagation retry backoff 2 hours ago
445e0b0 Bump laravel/framework to 12.20 2 days ago
721d437 Fix composer platform check on PHP 8.4 2 days ago
the provider’s history ends here
d81f3a0 Switch image pipeline to WebP Mar 12
6c20b94 Rework onboarding emails Feb 26
19e7c42 Launch winter collection Jan 30
Every log stays readable in the project
AI agent · loopline.app 03:12

Failed d31f0a2 Refactor dashboard charts · npm run build

FATAL ERROR: Reached heap limit Allocation failed

The build ran out of memory on the server. Raise Node’s heap for the build step and it will pass.

- npm run build
+ NODE_OPTIONS=--max-old-space-size=4096 npm run build
Apply to deploy script Not now
Read from the kept logs. Applied only with your approval.
When it breaks

Failed deploys, diagnosed by your AI.

Agents read a deployment the way you would: the log, the commit, what changed. When a deploy fails overnight, the diagnosis and the script fix are drafted before you sit down. The agent names the cause, the fix arrives as a proposal, and applying it stays yours.

In real life

The days this setup pays for itself

The intern’s first Friday

They follow every deploy and read every log from day one. The production trigger and the secrets stay out of reach until you decide otherwise.

Two hosts, one reflex

Half the sites run on Forge, the rest on Ploi and Laravel Cloud. Nobody remembers which is which, because the screen never changes. New client, same buttons.

The overnight failure

A deploy fails at 3 a.m. By morning your AI has read the log, named the cause and drafted the script fix. You sip your coffee and press apply.

How this grows with your plan

See pricing →
Developer

The full console on your own projects.

Freelancer

Deploy and edit configuration on client sites.

Startup

Team roles decide who deploys and who reads.

Business

Custom roles and per-project access, button by button.

Related feature pages

Repository Insights Commits, build runs and dependency changes, turned into a story anyone at the agency can read. Monitoring Overview Uptime monitors, Unolia’s own findings and soon application errors, gathered under each client project. Environment Graphs See how domains, DNS, websites, servers, repositories, monitors and providers connect.

Hand out the buttons. Keep the keys.

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